BISSELL Pet Hair Eraser Lithium Ion Hand Vacuum - Search Shopping (bing.com) I have this one. Works great. I've had it over a year.

I have that vac, too, but for the car I need something that can get in to tighter spaces. It needs a hose that all the attachments can go on!

I don’t know that those small hand-held vacs have much oomph.

We vacuum our vehicles with a shop vac with attachments and a hose that can reach into places. It will find coins, earrings and popsicle sticks that you never knew you dropped.

You can sometimes fi d those vacs on Craiglist or other online sites. Or yard sales. Just be sure they work and are clean.

Petal, we do have a shop vac. But..,.who wants to drag it out, get the extension cord etc.

Kath, I will try your suggestion.

Kath, so true!!! And they make a racket.

Adorable pup dog. More photos! she’s so sweet!

Is she a shredder? That’s my cat! I can show you pictures of the sides of my chair for proof! Or is she a shedder?

Petal, she is actually my DD’s, but she lives with me for very long stretches. This one since January.

Luckily she’s easy.

My dog is hard!

They get along because they have too!

Chillin’

I'm using the rechargable dyson, it configures to a small hand-held vac.

eld...the pups are adorable. I admire them every time I see your posts of them. 💕

Eld, the pupdawgs are so cool. DD’s looks like such a sweet lady.

I grew up with dogs with short, stiff white hair (pointers) that was nearly impossible to remove from furniture, wool clothing, carpets. Later, I had a black lab mix — piles of hair, you’d think I was operating a salon. Continuous shedding and blowing. Loved that boy dog though. I also had cats. Usually only one at a time. Hair everywhere.

I like Nicole’s Dyson and thought about that, but the price tag is up there. Maybe on Prime day?

i got this one on amazon. it has lots of attachments, a couple for getting into tight/small places, and does an excellent job. my 2 blow their coats twice a year and this little vacuum is a real powerhouse!

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003M2F7NI?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1

I must shame myself by confessing we often use our portable leaf blower and whoosh out the fluff. Our Aussie’s leave fluff vs. small pieces of fur, which makes it eaier.

I’d love to invent, and patent, a car roomba, ay caramba, that would roam over and under the seats and floors and dash of my vehicle overnight.

The leaf blower is awesome. 😆

Mine leave individual hairs embedded into fabric and crevices. I wish a whoosh would work!

martinca, I use the blower end of my shop vac to clean the cars and it works better than trying to suck it up. I open all the doors and windows and chase the debris out from every crevice of the interiour. I also use my blower in the house. Open the door and chase it all out as if I were chasing leaves. Butl I dont have any animals in my house.

My son used to have a beagle that stayed with us from time to time and that dog shed hair that embedded and stuck to everything! It seems that those short hairs are almost more difficult than the longer ones.

For you others who are dealing with pet hair, the truth is that suction alone is not very efficient at picking up pet hair. What you need is a nozzle with a rotating brush that wipes or sweeps the surface and propels the fur bits into the suction.

I sold vacumns for a good while at Sears a good time ago . People were always looking for one that would get up pet hair and this was when there were still lots of carpets. Some weaves of carpet were not going to release pet hairs, ever, no matter.

Suction, alone, cant always do it. You need to brush it off with brush bristles. If those hairs get embedded all you can do is to try to brush them up.

I loved my pets, but am so darned pleased to not have any more. Have had my share of them. No more feeding bowls, litter, poop ot pick up from the yard, or hair on myself and everywhere. No more having asking neighbors to look after them when we go somewhere. No more!